Spring sale mix offers dresses shoes rugs and shirts
The ad markets a broad sale with women’s apparel from $6.50 silk petticoats to suiting fabrics and various Oxford shoes. It highlights Spring footwear in tan and patent, including Russia tan pumps at $3.50 and gun metal oxfords up to $4.00. Home goods feature 9x12 rugs from $12.50 to $22.50, Wilton velvet patterns, and Royal Wilton carpets. Men’s shirts priced $1.00 to $1.50.
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Russia
Sanford
Royal Wilton
Brussels
Taft Seen as Only Republican Hope for Next Fall
A Kansas City railroad official argues Taft is the sole Republican viable to win in the coming fall. He claims Indiana and Michigan lean toward Taft, while New York remains unsettled, and predicts Republican momentum will lift Taft to the nomination by June.
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Bokvag Zingmerman
Consilorani
Ars Kansas
Michigan
Hugh J Nl
New York
Thay
Pot
Thars
Indiana
Fichbani
C. W. Timois
Cimon
Btnte
Olio
City of
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Aca
Frank J. Cheney
Mikes
I. J. Cheney & Co
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Towle
Sald Fem
Hull
Local notices and social snippets from Lumberport area
Slow Construction Company wins Uniontown coal contract for a new mine at Lumberport. Guy Hardesty visits Morgan Town. Aldwin Watkins out with tonmiltis. Marcus W. Riblett visits town to seek Charleston representation. Funeral of L. J. Rowand attended by regional residents. Varied local errands and visits including Rose Hardesty shopping and Jamison couple in Fairmont for theater.
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Siiington
Shinn— Slow Construction Company
Toro Coal Company
Uniontown
Lumberport
Guy Hardesty
Morganown
Aldwin Watkins
Marcus W. Riblett
Stile Sclon
Waa
J. Rowand
Rin
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Charleston
L. J. Rowand
B. C. Rowand
C. O. Thenry
Fairmont
Jake Rowand
Mannington
J. E. Bartlett
Beidgeport
LW. Ogden
Clarkeburg
J. Hood Mornor
Rose Hardesty
Chir
Mura
Jamison
Falr Mont
Teachers Institute program at Salem tomorrow details
A fragmentary notice outlines a teachers institute at Salem with 1:00 devotional, lessons on English teaching and tardiness, and talks on school discipline and moral training. It lists instructors such as W. T. Pepe and D. B. Lanham, plus songs and a concluding adjournment. Also included are unrelated 1850s legal notices and a Hull's Catarrh Cure ad copy.
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Iogram
Salem
Rey Als. Arnett
T. Topnsuss
W. T. Pepe Pers
Thompson
Mist Shuttlesworth
Georget Lloyd
D. B. Lanham
GA. Thompaun
Winit
Guy iWin
Wrant Smith
Lillie Fortney
Showil
Tolacs Ge HI
Senator Amor Proctor Dies at 77 in Vermont
Washington March 6 United States Senator Amor Proctor of Vermont is dead after a brief illness. He was 77. His son Governor Fletcher Proctor of Vermont was nearby at the time of his passing.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Proctor
Vermont
Monty
Chapman
Ah Alinek
Fletcher Proctor
Oterty
Senator Proctor
William Snoilgrast to Have Critical Illness
Mr Charley Snoilgrast, a well known Manning ton citizen, is gravely ill at his home after a period of failing health. Dr Hupp of the Jails was summoned yesterday to advise with his regular physician.
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Mannington
Charley
Hupp
Manuatterday
Hi Segular Fhysician
Palmistry Clairvoyant at 16 W Main St Offers Help
The celebrated clairvoyant at 16 West Main Street claims to reveal past present and future. Visitors are told he can divine relationships, divorces, legal troubles, hidden treasures, business ventures and more. Hours are 7 to 8 pm daily including Sundays with a low weekly fee.
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